India to host Central Asia summit in 2027
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India will host the next India-Central Asia summit in 2027, Indian Foreign Ministry Secretary Sibi George announced at a briefing in Tashkent. The decision was conveyed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his state visit to Uzbekistan.
Key Facts
- The next India-Central Asia summit will take place in India in 2027.
- Indian Foreign Ministry Secretary Sibi George announced the decision at a press briefing in Tashkent.
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi conveyed the decision during his state visit to Uzbekistan.
- The first India-Central Asia summit was held online in January 2022, with the President of Uzbekistan participating.
Summit Announcement
India will host the next India-Central Asia summit in 2027. The announcement was made by Sibi George, Secretary (West) in India's Ministry of External Affairs, at a press briefing in Tashkent. George stated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi conveyed the decision. India views Uzbekistan as a very important partner in Central Asia.
Bilateral Relations
The state visit of Prime Minister Modi to Uzbekistan gave new impetus to bilateral relations. The two countries elevated their relationship to a comprehensive strategic partnership. Cooperation spans education, trade and commerce, culture, traditional medicine, ecology, and people-to-people contacts. The first India-Central Asia summit was held online in January 2022, with the President of Uzbekistan participating.
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India to host Central Asia summit in 2027
